Tomoaki FUJINO 藤野知明
What Should We Have Done?
どうすればよかったか?
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Documentary filmmaker Tomoaki FUJINO’s elder sister Masako began showing symptoms of schizophrenia as a young woman. Their parents ignored it, thus Masako did not receive any treatment, despite her worsening state. FUJINO started recording the family gatherings with his camera back in 2001 and has created a painful examination of taboos and responsibilities.
Guests:
Tomoaki FUJINO
Sat., June 01, 2024, 14:00
NAXOS Cinema
European premiere in presence of the director Tomoaki FUJINO
Original with English subtitles
NOT approved for persons under 18 years
Documentary Family Social issues
どうすればよかったか?
Dosureba yokattaka?
Japan 2023
102 minutes
Director
Tomoaki FUJINO
Cinematography
Tomoaki FUJINO, Yumiko ASANO
World sales
Tomoaki FUJINO
About Tomoaki FUJINO
藤野知明
Tomoaki FUJINO, born in Sapporo in 1966, studied forestry at Hokkaido University, as well as film at the Japan Institute of the Moving Image. In 2012, he founded the production company Zou-shima with Yumiko ASANO. His first feature-length documentary film, GET BACK, was released in 2019. As a documentary filmmaker, he has mainly focused on the history and current situation of indigenous peoples. His film AINU STYLE BURIAL, 2019, TOEPETSUKOTAN (2021) was honored at the 2021 Tokyo Documentary Film Festival.